pick your poison

Picking a style for your comic can be tricky. First, decide if you want a realistic, cartoonish, or abstract look. Then, consider the story's tone - is it serious, funny, or mysterious? That can guide your style choice.

You could start by thinking about your interests and experiences. Maybe a memorable event or a passion of yours can inspire a unique story idea.

I like 'The Haunted Mask'. It's so creepy how the mask changes the person who wears it. The way it takes over the wearer's personality and makes them do evil things is really frightening. The plot twists in this novel are great. You think one thing is going to happen, but then it goes in a completely different and scarier direction.

First off, think about the kind of characters you want to create and the world they'll inhabit. Are you into high fantasy with elves and dragons, or maybe urban fantasy with modern-day magic? Another thing is to research existing fantasy subgenres and find one that resonates with you. Maybe you'll be drawn to dark fantasy or heroic fantasy.

You can start by listing the key points of your story. Then, look for words or phrases that sum them up. A title that creates curiosity or poses a question can be effective. And don't be afraid to get feedback from others to see if your title makes them want to read more.

First, consider your reading preferences. What kind of novels do you enjoy reading the most? Also, look at your knowledge and expertise. If you know a lot about science, sci-fi or mystery could be a good fit. Another factor is the current market trends. See what genres are popular and have an audience.

Try to use evocative words or phrases that pique the reader's curiosity. Say your novel is about a time traveler, a title like 'Beyond Time's Frontier' might work. Also, consider titles that pose a question or hint at a mystery, like 'Who Stole Time?'

Think about the main theme or idea of your story. A name that reflects that could work well.

You could start by improving the cover design. A visually appealing cover can draw readers' attention.

First, consider the genre of your comic. For example, a fantasy comic might benefit from a decorative font. Also, think about the readability - a font that's too fancy might be hard to read. And don't forget to match the font to the mood of your story.